Henrik Jonback
Henrik Jonback (born 1973) is a Swedish musician, producer and songwriter.[1]
Writing credits include Britney Spears, Madonna, Kelis, Kylie Minogue, Ms Dynamite, Sugababes, Christina Milian. He has worked in close collaboration with producers Bloodshy & Avant over the years. Henrik co-wrote "Toxic" with Britney Spears which became one of the biggest selling singles of 2004 in the world. Henrik produced & co-wrote (together with Bloodshy & Magnus) "How I Roll" & "Trip To Your Heart", from Britney Spears' latest album Femme Fatale, which was released in March 2011. Rolling Stone Magazine named "How I Roll" best song of 2011. He is also a member of the Swedish band The Amplifetes. The Amplifetes are currently finishing up their new album, which will be released in 2012.
Discography
2011
From Britney Spears' Femme Fatale
- "How I Roll" (Producer, writer & musician)
- "Trip To Your Heart" (Producer, writer & musician)
Richee
- Dawn Tales (Remake of Madonna's How High)
From Zowie's Upcoming debut album TBA
- "My Calculator" (Producer, writer & musician)
- "Play the bang bangs" (Producer, writer & musician)
2010
From The Amplifetes' The Amplifetes
- "Intro"
- "It´s My Life"
- "Maxine"
- "Somebody New"
- "Blinded By The Moonlight"
- "When The Music Died"
- "There She Walks"
- "A Milllion Men"
- "There Will Never Be Another One"
- "Fokker"
- "It Can´t Rain All The Time"
2009
From Miike Snow's Miike Snow
- "Animal" (Writer)
- "Black & Blue" (Writer)
From BoA's Best & USA
- "Universe" (Writer & musician)
From BoA's BoA
- "Did Ya" (Writer & musician)
- "Eat You Up" (Producer & musician)
- "Look Who´s Talking" (Producer, writer & musician)
- "Hypnotic Dancefloor (Producer & musician)
2008
From Britney Spears' Circus
- "Unusual You"(Writer & musician)
- "Phonography" (Writer & musician)
- "Trouble" (iTunes Pre-order bonus track) (Writer & musician)
From Crystal Kay's Namida no Saki ni (涙のさきに; Beyond the Tears)
- "Dream World" (SOIDOG MIX) Remixed together with Bloodshy & Avant
- "Namida no Saki ni (涙のさきに; Beyond the Tears)" (SOIDOG MIX) Remixed together with Bloodshy Avant"
From Sean Garrett's Turbo 919
- "Turbo 919" (Writer & musician)
From Leon Jean Marie's Bent out of shape
- "You Must Know" (Writer & musician)
- "Bring It On" (Musician)
- "East End Blues" (Writer & musician)
- "Jumpin Off the Block" (Writer & musician)
2007
From Britney Spears' Blackout
- "Piece of Me" (UK #2, US #18) 3 time VMA winner (Musician)
- "Radar" (co-produced by The Clutch) (US #88, SWE #8) (Writer & musician)
- "Freakshow" (Writer & musician)
From Jordin Sparks
- "Shy Boy" (Writer & musician)
- "Young and in Love" (Writer & musician)
From Kevin Michael
- "We All Want the Same Thing" featuring Lupe Fiasco (Writer & musician)
- "Hoodbuzzin" (Musician)
- "Lollipop" (unreleased) (Writer & musician)
From Kylie Minogue's X
- "Nu-di-ty" (Musician)
- "Speakerphone" (Writer & musician)
From the soundtrack Music and Lyrics: Music from the Motion Picture
2006
From Kelis' Kelis Was Here
- "Fire" featuring Spragga Benz (Writer & musician)
2005
From Britney Spears' Someday (I Will Understand) - CD Single and Britney & Kevin: Chaotic - Bonus CD
- "Chaotic" (Writer & musician)
- "Mona Lisa" (Musician)
From Brooke Valentine's Chain Letter
- "Blah-Blah-Blah" featuring Ol Dirty Bastard (Writer & musician)
- "American Girl" (Writer & musician)
- "Thrill of the Chase" (Writer & musician)
From Madonna's Confessions on a Dancefloor
- "How High" (Writer & musician)
- "Like It or Not" (Writer & musician)
From Rob Thomas' ...Something to Be
- "This Is How a Heart Breaks" (Writer)
From Utada's Exodus
- "You Make Me Want to Be a Man" (Musician)
2004
From Britney Spears' Greatest Hits: My Prerogative
From Christina Milian's It's About Time
- "I Need More" (Writer & musician)
From Ms. Dynamite's Judgement Days
- "Not Today" (#7 UK) (Writer & musician)
- "Shavaar" (#7 UK) (Writer & musician)
From Bro´sis' Showtime
- "Freaky Deaky" (Writer & musician)
- "My One And Only" (Writer & musician)
From Guy Sebastian's Beautiful Life
- "Anthem Of Why" (Writer & musician)
2003
From Britney Spears' In the Zone
- "Toxic" (UK #1, US #9) Grammy award winner (Writer & musician)
- "Showdown" (Writer & musician)
From Rachel Stevens' Funky Dory
From Janet Jackson "Damita Jo"
From Billy Crawford's Ride
- "The Way She Rocks My World" (bonus track) (Writer & musician)
From Ruby Amanfu's Sugah
- "Some of That Marley" (Writer & musician)
From Lene Nystrøm's Play With Me
- "Up in Smoke" (Writer & musician)
2002
From Santana Shaman
- "Let me love you tonight" (Musician)
From Christina Milian's Christina Milian
- "When You Look at Me" (#3 UK) (Writer & musician)
- "Last Call" (Writer & musician)
- "Snooze You Lose" (Writer & musician)
From Ms. Dynamite's A Little Deeper
- "It Takes More" (Bloodshy Main mix) - (#7 UK) (Musician)
- "Brother" (Writer & musician)
- "Put Him Out" - (A Little Deeper) (#28 UK) (Writer & musician)
From Sugababes' Angels with Dirty Faces
- "Switch" (Writer & musician)
- "Supernatural" (Musician)
From Samantha Mumba's The Collection
2001
- Amanda - "You Don't Stand A Chance" (Writer & musician)
- Amanda - "Call Me" (Writer & musician)
- Stella Soleil - "Let's Just Go To Bed" (Writer & musician)
From Bardot's "Play It Like That"
- "ASAP" (Writer & musician)
- "When The Cat´s Away" (Writer & musician)
2000
From Richard Blackwood's "You´ll Love To Hate This"
- "1,2,3,4 - Get With The Wicked" (Writer & musician)
- "Someone There For Me" (Writer & musician)
Awards
- ASCAP Award for Most Performed Song - "Toxic" - 2005
- ASCAP Award - "Toxic" - 2004
- Ivor Novello Award - Performing Right Society (PRS) Most Performed Work - "Toxic" - 2005
- SMFF Award - 2006
References
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